What says summer more than knocking back a coldie at the end (or the start) of a warm day? New Zealand company Karma Cola (from the team behind All Good) make delicious beverages that not only hit the spot, they’re fair trade, organic and ethically produced, too. Unlike most soft drink giants, the Karma Cola recipe is no secret. Vanilla beans from Papua New Guinea, organic sugar from Paraguay and cola nuts from Sierra Leone are all sourced ethically from fair trade partnerships. Proceeds from every bottle sold in NZ go straight back to the growing communities, helping support the fledgling cola nut industry and provide a sustainable income for farmers. Now that’s one thirst-quencher we’ll all be making a new years resolution to try!
Good Karma
JOIN OUR MAILING LIST
Brighten up your inbox with our not-too-frequent emails featuring Peppermint-related news, events, competitions and more!
explore
More articles
What are you wearing today? A pair of adventure-worn jeans, a fave mood-boosting shirt… Whatever the item, chances are many people helped make it. This Ethical Clothing Australia Week, we celebrate the skilled human hands behind the clothes we wear.
It’s all creative hands on deck at Museum of Brisbane this spring, with ceramicist Bonnie Hislop and artists Sunday Jemmott and Renee Kire bringing the buzz to two fab Crafty Party events in September and November – on after dark for extra spice!
Where do you find joy when things feel heavy? What makes you feel all warm and fuzzy? The Peppermint team went hunting for unfiltered moments of beauty and gratitude in their everyday, Fujifilm Quicksnap Original camera in hand.
Limber up sewists, the Wattle Tracksuit sewing pattern is here and ready to be sewn into the matching set of your athleisure dreams! *cue star jumps*
Three years is a long time between stitches… But some things are always worth waiting for. Sew&Tell, our annual digital sewing magazine, is back, and isn’t it just our biggest, most inspiring issue yet? You know it! Dive in and get making.
Two decades of making the world more colourful and inclusive is a legacy worth celebrating. DAAF has spent 20 years championing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, strengthening communities and sharing culture and Country.








